It may only be one of Canberra’s newer suburbs, but Crace in the Gungahlin region was ahead of its time.
It was designed with hectares of green space, and with a vision to reinvent the traditional Australian suburb. The suburb set a new benchmark for industry innovation and has gone on to win multiple national awards.
Crace was also the first suburb in Australia to achieve GreenSmart accreditation in recognition of its sustainability initiatives, including cutting-edge water-sensitive urban design.
Population: 4459
Median house price: $830,000
Median unit price: $367,000
7 Langtree Crescent, $1.63 million
46 Durong Street, $1.625 million
7 Langtree Crescent, $1.47 million
48 Drooka Crescent, $1.461 million
58 Langtree Crescent, $1.4 million
Crace is now the only place in town where you can tuck into fried chicken, chips and pizzas from former Civic late-night favourite, Chicken Gourmet.
Or settle in for relaxed, modern pub fare, brunch or just a drink at local watering hole, The District.
And Crace residents are some of a select few in Canberra who can receive coffee, sweet treats, meals and even some grocery items delivered in minutes via drone thanks to Wing.
Love getting the heart rate up outdoors? Crace Recreation Park is a one-stop shop for all things sports. There’s an outdoor gym, cricket nets, a multi-use court, tennis hitting wall, plus a barbecue area, and a huge playground for the kids.
Or lace up your shoes for a walk through the leafy Crace Hilltop Reserve, where you can enjoy sweeping views across the Brindabella Ranges, then work out any kinks with a massage at B Best Thai Massage.
This as-new, single-level property in Crace sits across from lush parkland and features multiple entertainment areas, skylights, and an elevated position with views over the Brindabellas.
Price guide: $1,249,000 +
Private sale
Agents: Luton Properties Gungahlin, Adrian Giampietro 0449 559 225